Sadiq Khan: Planned rail strikes target the wrong people

The transcript discusses the upcoming strikes in London, highlighting the role of the government in inciting these strikes by attaching conditions to funding bills. The Labour mayor expresses concern over the economic impact on London and urges the government and unions to resolve the issue amicably. The transcript also touches on the political blame game, with the government being accused of deflecting responsibility onto the opposition.

What is the main reason the Labour mayor opposes cheap flights?

• They are not popular among the public.

• They are too expensive.

• They conflict with the national strikes.

• They contribute to environmental pollution.

Who does the speaker believe is responsible for inciting the strikes?

• The trade unions

• The Labour party

• The government

• The public transport companies

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the strike issue?

• Increasing funding for public transport

• Negotiating with the government

• Reducing the number of strikes

• Privatizing the transport sector

According to the speaker, what is the economic impact of the strikes?

• They have no significant impact.

• They boost local businesses.

• They increase government revenue.

• They slow down economic recovery.

How does the speaker view the government's response to the strikes?

• As supportive and understanding

• As deflecting blame onto the Labour party

• As neutral and unbiased

• As encouraging more strikes